City in Brief A goggle distinctive from the crowd
A jumble of short notices covers local travel moves family visits and personal updates. Names include Rev L Bobrow Q W French M C Woods Miss Georgia Hunt Mrs W A Crecullus Mrs R E Montague and others with mentions of Waterloo Grinnell Portland Des Moines and Los Angeles. A theft case notes Harry Basil pleads guilty and awaits May term sentence.
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Buschanan
Marcelic
Rev. L. Bobrow
Centerville
BL Schults
Commercial Street
Q. W. French
Stacyville
M. Woods
Los Angeles
Cal
Georgia Hunt
W. A. Crecullus
Broadway Street
W. M. Jackson
Chicago
A. M. Place
Waterloo
Quinn
Harry Basil
Platt
Illinois Central Railroad
Hoxie
Injury toi Wilbur Tisdale during pole vault
An operation will be performed on Wilbur Tisdale the athlete who yesterday was seriously injured while pole vaulting in Iowa City Iowa.
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Iowa City
Wilbur Tisdale
Mourns Mother of C. L. Kingsley at Pinehurst Hill
Mrs. Julia Kingsley, mother of C. L. Kingsley and widow of Robert M. Kingsley, died this afternoon at 1 o clock at her home Pinehurst on Kingsberd Hill after a stroke last November. She was born in 1839 in Cleveland and moved to Fort Wayne before marriage. the Kingsleys later settled in Waterloo where Mr. Kingsley ran the Irving hotel. Funeral Monday at 2 with Rev. G. W. Hinkle presiding. interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Julia Kingsley
C. L. Kingsley
Irving Hotel
Pinehurst
Kingsberd Hill
Waterloo
Julia 4
Fletcher
Cleveland
Ft Wayne
Ind
Toledo
Kingsley
G. W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s
Elmwood Cemetery
Deaths in Clarksville Miss Doty and Mrs Brisco
Clarksville reports two local deaths. Miss Lillian Doty died of consumption at about thirty five after long illness, daughter of Cyrus Doty. Funeral set at United Brethren church with burial in Linwood family lot. Mrs J Brisco suffered a serious fall at Apris 50 restaurant, breaking her right femur and remaining in precarious condition at home on Green Street.
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Clarksville
Lillian Doty
Miss Doty
Cyrus Doty
United Brethren Church
Linwood
J. Brisco
Green Street
Rio Grande Land group sells valley land near Harlingen
L E Hall GC A Lewis and TL Hall represent the Rio Grande Land corporation in Waterloo col organizing a sale of land in the lower Rio Grande valley near Harlingen Texas twenty miles from the Gulf Coast on the St Louis Brownsville and Mexican railroad. They operate with Waterloo Land Co 185 Bridge street as local selling agents and will run excursions from Waterloo twice monthly.
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L. EL. Hall
GC A. Lewis
TL. Hall
Rio Grande Land Corporation
Waterloo
Rio Grande Valley
Harlingen
Texas
Gulf Coast
St. Lois
Brownsville
Messrs. Hall, Lewis and Hall
Waterloo Land Co
Bridge Street
Now Is The Day Of Salvation In Timely Action
A speaker urges seizing the present over delays. He cites delays in Mexico and moral drift, warns that yesterday is gone and tomorrow never comes, and emphasizes Now as the only treasure. References to Caesar, Washington, and quotes reinforce the call to action today.
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Manana
Sfichael
Fort Yuma
Manaoa
Mexico
Manaona
Western Union Telegraph Company
Queen Elizabeth
Monte Cristo
Caesar
Senate
Rahi
Trenton
Washington
Delaware
Goa
Shakespeare
Lowell
Alford Buys Lane Residence In Waterloo
Lore Alford purchased the Minerva Lane property at the corner of Iowa and Lime streets in Waterloo. The fifty year Lane ownership is cited. the deal, through G. E. Brebner of J. T. Goss Land Company, valued near $29,000. The Alford family plans to move in after alterations. The Lane family now reside in Los Angeles.
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Waterloo
Lore Alford
Minerva Lane
Iowa and
Lime Streets
Lane
Iowa
Walnut Street
G. E. Brebner
J. T. Goss Land Company
Love Alford
Los Angeles
Cal
Boone Debaters Win State Championship
Boone high school defeated Forest City high school to win the state debating championship. The event in Iowa City covered the closed shop topic with Boone emerging victorious.
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Boone Debaters
Iowa City
Boone High School
Forest City High School
Last Rites for Mrs Rachel Howe in Waterloo
The body of Mrs Rachel Andrew Howe arrived from Des Moines at 22 20 and was taken to Fairview cemetery for a simple burial by Rev Edgar A Valiant of the First Baptist church to which she belonged. Out of town relatives included Mr and Mrs W C Howe Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs J B Davis Des Moines and Mrs H H Leavitt Minneapolis with other Waterloo friends present. Pallbearers were A J Howards H W Grout I E Chapman G C Morrill George V Fowler and J C Hartman.
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Rachel Howe
Rachel
Andrew Howe
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western
Fairview Cemetery
Edgar A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Howe
W. C. Howe
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Davis
Alice Howe
H. H. Leavitt
Minneapolis
Mabel Howe
Ira Mabie
Waterloo
Fannie Crittenden-Wyman
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
A. J. Howards
H. W. Grout
I. E. Chapman
F. Morrill
George V. Fowler
Plymouth to Build Church
The Plymouth Congregational church plans a new building at 624 Walnut street, purchased about a year ago. Organized in May 1914, the society shows growth and flourishing condition. Rev. L. B. Hix has served as pastor. a committee including Hix, J. V. Gregory, and C. Brownlee will secure building plans.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Walnut Street
L. B. Hix
J. V. Gregory
Tw. C. Brownlee
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Glee Club
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Joe Ney
Iowa College
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Frank Doxey
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Florida
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Goldfield
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R. C. Wangler
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Wateriak
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Litylian Doty
Tems Best
Rio Grande
Tone Star State
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Witness Central Tract
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Courier
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W Ussel
Eatres
Harry KK. Thaw
Iomaas Carmoo Forney
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Carwmody
John H. Russell
L Alford
Lanes
Consid
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Whittier
Matt T.’Owens
National Guard of
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Johnson
National Guard
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John Inhelder
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O'Keefe & Towne
du Quoin
Til
Inhelder
Karlville
Wallace Barber
Park Ave
W. A. Hallowee
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Wanteads
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Aggrate
Plymouth
Congregational Church
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Tittle Railroad
C. W. Loesbe
Greene, In
Hopkins Sanitary Cleaning Co
N. M
W. H. Howrey
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Home Park
Prospector
Berth Ave
Natural Flower Perfumery Co
East 107
College
James Gardiner
First National Bidg
John T. Goss Land Co
Sycamore St
Sycamore
J. P. Riordan
Wellington
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Drexel, Mo
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Minnesota
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Call J. Williamson & Co
East Fourth
Hancock County
J. William Igon & Co
Iowa-Minnesota
Logan Block
Jim River Valley
Fickett
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LaPorte Road
A. D. Meyers
den St
West Tenth
Ais East Park Ave
Vetter & Waters Hose
Csi
Fine Isle
Ees
Woodbury
Comercial ST. Waterloo
Black Hawk National Bank
Bank OF Stability and Progress
U. S
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Flw. Powers
A. EK. Glenny
F. F. McElhinney
Chas. W. Knoop
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